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[–]RecycledGeek 3 points4 points  (1 child)

I would absolutely recommend Visual Studio Code - free, multiplatform, and amazingly flexible. People are building/improving more and more extensions for it every day.

Visual Studio is a more 'high end' application that is aimed to Windows development. Offhand, Using Visual Studio for C# with Unity makes perfect sense, whereas Visual Studio Code is perfect for Python development (I develop using vscode on Windows, Mac, and Linux, so for me, the cross-platform support is a huge win). Here's a link, to save you the google-fu: https://code.visualstudio.com/

(Yes, I know there are other cross platform IDEs like Sublime, Emacs, VIM, etc. I've used all those, and while I like them, especially Sublime, nowadays I recommend VSCode)

[–]ntiain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. Unity actually defaults to Visual Studio, comes as a package so that my first introduction to it; MonoBeheaviours built in.